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"The Steves" again very poor
nearly every item you posted was wrong or could apply to the majority of listed companies, as a matter of interest do you actually know how many "premium" listings their are compared to normal listings . As for different classes of shares , now your just showing your inexperience, most listed companies have these.
But just so everybody is aware of your short de-ramping, here is a post from you a few months back
"Ste2000 at 0807 10 November 2022 posted...... "rampers make this game so easy"
"The Steves", that was pathetic even for a Boiler room shorter
THG 37.14% up since start of the year
2 Activist Investors building stakes
Golden share to Expire soon
Raw materials (whey) prices coming down
GMV going up
Now earn your 50p a post and do better please or will this be when you go into hiding again or jump on one of your other alts
"The Steves" are what they are and generally surface when the shorts make a move. If you told them the sun was shinning , they would tell you we are all going to die due to a solar Flare. Them and their alts (easy to spot all only post in THG) and generally spout nonsense or try to create conflict
THG has shorts , very little free float which works for and against LTH`s, but there is a clock on this share because of giving up the golden share. Next week we will get some clarity on numbers and the way forward, in the mean time ignore the gibberish they create
See "the steves" have been tag teaming again and spreading FUD or creating conflict, ignore them.
remember they give their real agenda away all the time, here is a post from ste2000
"Ste2000 at 0807 10 November 2022 posted...... "rampers make this game so easy"
steveinhull
In answer to your question of what is going on today with the macro;
American regional banks having a hard time (First republic down 20%etc)
Credit Swiss is "billy no Mates" and nobody wants to touch it so will be a painful split up probably
Oil is falling WTI is about $67 a barrel
European Banks (Germany , France )holding huge debts so liquidity may be an issue
Starting to see knock on effects especially in smaller American financials because of the crypto failures of the last few weeks
Fed decision next week
and its friday
Quilter will either grow revenue and profit as the macro changes or more likely be taken over, the banking sector has a lot of surplus cash it needs to put to work
In the meantime happy enough with this "pre-tax profit £138m comfortably ahead of consensus expectations of £113m"
The market got this one wrong, broker ratings especially from JP Morgan were for their own reasons rather than any information about the company. Half truths and misquotes from the media all added their part as well but the cat is now out of the bag and the direction of travel (no pun intended) is set.
So having looked through the threads and armed with a full year report I find it exceptionally amusing that the main line of attack from the shorts/de-rampers today is "the price has gone up to much" as they cant find anything else to call out
Interesting reading peoples views on JP Morgan and its broker,
My view is they get things wrong as much as they get things right. During the financial crisis, they almost had to file chapter 11 bankruptcy but got bailed out. They predicted in November 22 that in January 23 the SNP500 would retest lows in the 3600`s and now have a problem as they missed the Bounce and are positioned badly.
I think the only real thing that I have heard from them was when in the Congress hearing after the Financial Crisis they said "brokers views are opinions and those opinions often reflect the requirements of the bank". I doubt much has changed
I know it doesnt mean much but trades so far reported on LSE
Vol. Sold 707,112
Sold Value £955,120.21
Vol. Bought 1,747,025
Bought Value £2,336,583.77
I use to follow this share but dropped it off the list. That said I added it back when it went below 1.50 and have been following it including the German contract wins etc
I took a few thousand myself for the Isa , the unexplained drop gave me an opportunity so I took it, never look a gift horse in the mouth
somebody appears to be loading up on the dip
06-Feb-23 09:03:29 36.494 500,000 Buy* 36.38 36.54 182.47k
06-Feb-23 09:03:21 36.494 1,569,040 Buy* 36.38 36.54 572.61k
06-Feb-23 09:03:12 36.50 1,000,000 Buy* 36.38 36.54 365.00k
Jobs report in nutshell, lets see after the initial spike down how the markets (US) interprets it, but saying that its a Friday
Headline number blowout to the upside (good for economy but bad in general for the macro)
Ave Hours worked up (good in general)
Wage inflation down (but only at Consensus)
HeresHopin
The headline number is going to be less important this time around unless it way off expectations.
The JOLTS also contains wage price inflation numbers and this is what everybody will be looking at. If you get wage price inflation going down , especially if it drop beats expectations it will confirm the "soft landing" scenario. The Fed has has on several occasions that this is one of the main stats they look at.
Conversely if wage price inflation rises significantly its going to get ugly quickly
Okehurst1 you said earlier
"It’s just Market Makers picking up loose stock, nice margin for them, sell on a few pence more, good chance it will be blue finish today (again)"
I think you may be right, but I think the Jobs data out of the US later will determine the direction of the market in a large way today